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You made me suffer...

And now, I shall make you suffer.

All he did was kill a Christian.

This is not about Christians!

It's about loyalty...

And trust!

I will not be tied in holy matrimony

to someone who is more beast than man.

You cannot force me to share your bed.

Force is only necessary
against one's enemies.

Queen Kwenthrith and her
son have been imprisoned.

Whatever else, save the son!

Kill the Queen!

What are you doing up here?

I am trying to dig a
grave for my daughter.

- Have you told Floki?
- No.

"More, give me more,"

"give me more."

"If I had a heart,
I could love you."

"If I had a voice,
I would sing."

"After the night when I wake up."

"I'll see what tomorrow brings."

"If I had a voice,
I would sing."

I love you.

As long as I can remember,

I have desired you,

and although I thought it
was power that I wanted,

it's not true.

All I ever really wanted was you.

And seeing that you are
still young enough,

I hope and I dream that we
can have a child together.

Then my happiness would be complete.

I need to piss.

Bjorn Lothbrok has left Kattegat.

He is living alone in a
hut in the interior.

It would be a perfect
opportunity to assassinate him.

I thought we came together to destroy
the family of Ragnar Lothbrok.

I thought that was your
ambition, as it is mine.

For me, I will not rest until
my father's death is avenged.

I agree.

It is the perfect opportunity.

And I also know the
perfect man for the job.

A Berserker.

Helga.

Helga! Helga! Helga!

Helga.

Hel...

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, Helga.

I'm sorry.

So am I.

Believe me, so am I.

May the gods go with you, my friend.

And may you enjoy yourself.

Here is some protection.

This was my father's ring.

If anyone stops you, you say you
wear the ring of King Horik,

fashioned for him by the
magic boat builder, Floki.

All men will let you pass,

until you reach your destination.

There will also be gold and silver

waiting for you when you return,

if you have succeeded.

However you do it, kill Bjorn Ironside.

St. Eulalia.

St. Eulalia.

Forgive me, Father.

- What about, my daughter?
- St. Eulalia. Why was she sainted?

Eulalia was martyred by the
pagan Roman Emperor Maximian.

She refused to renounce
her Christian faith

and was sentenced to be
burned at the stake.

But the flames did not burn her.

She was left alive in the pyre,

her flesh totally untouched.

And what did they do to her?

My sweet daughter asked
what happened to Eulalia.

She was beheaded.

Her naked body was
thrown into the Forum.

However, God sent a blanket of
snow to protect her modesty.

And she ascended to heaven
in the form of a dove.

My husband is just like
that pagan Emperor.

He'd probably like to
destroy me in the same way,

by burning me alive, or
cutting off my head.

Woman.

- My woman...
- Don't touch me!

Don't ever touch me,
you ignorant savage!

I will never be your woman.

I want a divorce. Arrange it.

Fill the Duke's glass.

Let us be calm.

- What are we to do, Count Odo?
- We have to stop him leaving.

If he leaves now, it
will be catastrophic

for our attempts to defend the
city against his brother.

Try and tell him.

Your Grace?

Now.

Paris.

Me and you.

Together.

Can you understand?

Uh...

Ah, I understand!

You want to learn!

You want to speak our language.

Trust me.

I will find you a teacher.

Soon we will talk.

Well?

He will stay.

Thank God.

Drink.

More!

You haven't told him, have you?

He needs to know, Helga.

What is he talking about, Helga?

What is it you haven't told me?

Our daughter is dead.

She caught a fever.

There was nothing I could do.

Shit.

Bear.

Where are you?

Ready! The shields up!

That's it! One!

Two!

Today, I would like to show you

how to make the color
known as vermillion.

Prudentius, you are a Frank.

Tell me what you know about the recent
attack on Paris by the Northmen.

You have heard about it, I assume?

Who has not heard about it?

It is a cause celebre
across the whole of Europe.

The city was besieged?

Exactly. She was besieged.

Assailed from every quarter.

God knows how those poor
Christian people suffered.

But they triumphed?

Of course.

God was on their side.

I have already heard many
details of the siege

and the consequences from the Abbot
of the monastery of St. Denis.

It turns out that many of the pagans

who entered the Cathedral of Notre Dame

afterwards were struck down by disease.

Did the Abbot know the identity of
the Northmen who attacked the city?

Their leader was the famous
Viking, Ragnar Lothbrok,

wrath of God,

who even pretended to be dead
to get inside the walls.

But probably now is really
dead for his impiety.

Was there any mention of an
English monk called Athelstan,

who might have been fighting
with Ragnar's band?

A Christian?

If it is true, he should
be caught and crucified.

Glair, for adhesion.

Pretending to be dead.

How like our Ragnar.

You cannot fault his
ingenuity, as always.

He has no news of our Athelstan.

He told me many of the
attackers fell sick

and died after entering the Cathedral.

Our friend Athelstan lives on,

both in Alfred and in you, Judith.

God's sacred vessel, chosen to
deliver the holy man's child.

What am I really but
just a sinful woman?

We are all sinful, Judith.

Ever since we were
thrown out of Paradise.

That is all our burden.

We have to light a fire.

We can't.

We're still in Mercia and
they'll be looking for us.

Look at my child.

He has had nothing to eat,
and he is freezing to death.

- No, he can't eat that.
- You have to eat it.

You have to live.

Ready, men?

- Yes, my Lord.
- Good, ready the horses.

It's all right.

Thor came to a deep channel.

The sun dazzled upon the water.

On the far bank, a figure
sprawled in the sun,

his flat-bottomed boat beside him.

"Hey," yelled Thor.

"You over there!

"Are you the ferryman and
whose ferry is that?"

The figure sat up.

He cupped his hands and shouted,

"Hildolf, the slaughtered
wolf, entrusted it to me!

"And he has given me my orders!

"So, if you want to cross here,

"tell me your name!"
Demanded the ferryman.

"Mmm, I'll tell you.

"I am the son of Odin, the
strongest god of all.

"So ferryman, you are talking to Thor!"

The god's words made
waves across the water,

they broke at the ferryman's feet.

"Now tell me your name," said Thor.

And the ferryman,

he stood up and he shouted,

"My name is Harbard!

"I seldom hide it."

Have you ever met Harbard?

No, not I.

Perhaps your mother has.

We should eat.

In the spring, will you take
us to Paris? Hvitserk and me?

We must celebrate Yol first.

It's the heart of winter.

But will Bjorn be back for Yol?

I do not know if, or when,
your brother will return.

Come and eat.

Um...

The fish.

I do not care anymore. Just get it done.

We can't sail with this.

Have we done a head count?

We have. I counted six.

Did your father not teach you?

We won't get beyond the
horizon with this sail.

There's no rush. How many times...

Give it to me now. We have enough!

If I give myself freely to you,

you must acknowledge
me freely as an equal.

But I will only be your mistress again

if you swear on the life of Athelstan

that you will heed and respect me.

Otherwise...

On the life of him who is dearer
to me than even my own self,

I do so swear.

For the love I bear
not only to your son,

but also to you.

Now stay, or go,

as you please.

Mercy.

Mercy.

Mercy.

Oh, how I've waited for you, my friend.

No, no, don't go!

- One!
- One!

Two! Three!

Again!

Five!

Four!

Three!

Good!

I'm sorry if I disturbed you.

I believe...

I believe Athelstan is dead.

How do you know?

He appeared to me.

Here, in this room.

He blessed me and made
the sign of the cross.

But he was silent,

and his image faded almost
as soon as I saw it.

And I knew then,

I knew in my heart that he was dead.

- I loved him.
- So did I.

They're coming! There they are!
They're back!

I see them!

They're back!

Praise the Lord! All safe?

- It's good news.
- Yes.

Yes.

Queen Kwenthrith.

Thank God, you are free.

I do thank our Lord, King Ecbert.

But also your son, Aethelwulf.

He saved me and my child
from certain death.

So, this is Magnus.

Yes, this is Magnus.

The son of Ragnar Lothbrok.

Yes, and heir to the throne of Mercia.

Come inside. Eat, sleep, bathe.

Forget your terrors.

You are safe now.

Stand down!

You've been crying.

Can't a woman cry when her husband
returns from a dangerous place?

They are tears of joy,
Aethelwulf, tears of joy.

Aethelwulf.

Yes, come to me.

And you shall call my name nine times

and nine times shall I
come and visit you.

Nine times.

And you... And shall be so gentle...

What are you going to do?

And you shall come with me...

You've suffered enough, Helga.

So generous.

And you shall be so
generous to let me go.

I shall go and you...